Question

camp walla walla bing bang featuring woovis and rudy
welcome
campers
how do you find the mosquitoes at
camp walla walla bing bang?
generally, you dont
find them at all...
the mosquitoes
find you!
you answer it!
the subject of mosquitoes interests
rudy. can you find a sentence above
that has mosquitoes as its subject?
grammar
workshop
circle the subject of each sentence.

1. the camp is located on lake walla walla bing bang.
2. woovis is head counselor at the camp.
3. the campers stay for two weeks at a time.
4. the rabbit bunkhouse is located deep underground.
5. the front of the bunkhouse has a picture of a rabbit on
6. on the other hand, the squirrel bunkhouse is in a tree.
7. frog campers stay on lily pads near the lake.
8. different campers eat different kinds of food.
9. the rabbits munch on lettuce.
10. nuts are the favorite snack for the squirrels.
11. unlike the others, the frogs catch their own food—flie
12. doesnt camp walla walla bing bang sound like fun?

what is a subject? the
subject is the person,
place, thing, or idea that
the sentence tells about.
sentence: camp starts
today.
subject: camp
sentence tells about: when
camp starts
sentence: only rudy
knows the truth.
subject: rudy

Explanation:

The question asks to find a sentence where "mosquitoes" is the subject. In the comic strip, the sentence "The mosquitoes find you!" has "mosquitoes" as the doer of the action (finding), which fits the definition of a subject (the entity the sentence is about).

Answer:

The mosquitoes find you!